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April 12, 2025, 4:08 am

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Ireland backs Bangladesh’s LDC graduation, eyes stronger ties Fresh logo for police finalized 2 drowned in Cumilla Hajj pilgrims to suffer for ‘agency quota’ Bangladesh, EU aim to finalise PCA by 2026 Ctg Urea Fertilizer Company Limited shuts down again amid ongoing gas crisis Meghna Alam was taken to safe custody, not kidnapped: Police Stop chasing coordinators’ for jobs: Sarjis Gold, cash ‘looted’ from storeroom of Natore court; 3 in custody: Police 2 killed in Bogura road accident

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Expatriate voting system to be finalised soon: CEC

Staff Correspondent: Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) AMM Nasir Uddin on Tuesday said the voting system for expatriates will be finalised soon, based on recommendations from technical experts, to ensure their

BNP blames govt, police for failure to resist vandalism

Staff Correspondent: Condemning the vandalism and looting during anti-Israel protests at various places in the country on Monday, BNP on Tuesday said it has exposed the failure of the government

Hasina’s extradition issue raised but nothing finalised: Foreign Adviser

Staff Correspondent: Foreign Affairs Adviser Md Touhid Hossain on Tuesday said Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus raised the extradition issue of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina but stressed that nothing

DR Yunus to hold breakfast meetings with Chinese, Korean investors to fast-track investment

UNB: Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus announced on Tuesday that he would host a breakfast meeting for both the Korean and Chinese investors to address any investment-related concerns and fast-track

Bangladeshis storm the streets, condemn Israel’s genocide in Gaza

Staff Correspondent: People from all walk of life in Bangladesh—students, activists, and ordinary citizens—have taken to the streets in powerful support of the “World Stops for Gaza” campaign, demanding an

Climate-induced displacement could force Bangladesh to ‘redraw its map’: Rizwana

Staff Correspondent: Environment, Forest and Climate Change Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan on Monday said climate change is posing an existential threat to Bangladesh’s national security, territorial integrity and social stability.